• Hello, this board in now turned off and no new posting.
    Please REGISTER at Anabolic Steroid Forums, and become a member of our NEW community!
  • Check Out IronMag Labs® KSM-66 Max - Recovery and Anabolic Growth Complex

Name the bodybuilder/weightlifter/ or any one that was an influence in the sport

Victor took 2ed in 2007 Olympia. Sorry
 
Last edited:
20060601223821.jpg
one of my old school faves
 
one of the first bbers i ever saw...he was in an old comic book....it might have cost a quarter when first printed...one of the first to claim 20 inch arms


med_gallery_1_4_62036.jpg



dont say curt...they probly wont know
 
one of the first bbers i ever saw...he was in an old comic book....it might have cost a quarter when first printed...one of the first to claim 20 inch arms


med_gallery_1_4_62036.jpg



dont say curt...they probly wont know

strength-oldschool dot com apparently doesn't allow that action.
 
132.gif


in my opinion one of the most underrated big men ever

Jean Pierre Fux. He's from Argau, Switzerland.

YouTube Video

Very sad story.

In the midst of doing 675-pound squats at a FLEX photo shoot with Chris Lund, he had suddenly collapsed and crashed to the gym floor.

Here's how Jean-Pierre remembers the accident. "We'd worked up to seven plates on each side. That weight is not a problem for me -- I had done the same thing a week earlier for my training video. I began to squat down and everything was fine. Then in a split second, I went from complete comfort to collapse. My knees just went -- I crashed down so quickly the spotters didn't have time to react. Afterward, they felt bad about it, but it was so quick, nobody could have caught the weight."

Jean-Pierre crashed to his knees and swayed back slightly before the weight was lifted from him. As the 675-pound load was released, he remembered something he'd once been told: To reduce tendon damage following such an injury, the legs should be kept straight. With that in mind, he somehow straightened his legs out on the floor, as Lund and his assistants rushed to his sides and started applying ice to both knees.

As they waited for the paramedics, Jean-Pierre said he was initially "not in a great deal of pain" and was unsure of the extent of his injuries. After a few minutes, the right knee swelled up alarmingly; next, the excruciating pain began. However, the thought uppermost in Jean-Pierre's mind was not the pain, but that "all those months of contest training and dieting have now gone for nothing."

Despite his own trauma, he could see that the accident had affected Lund, and he attempted to buoy up the lensman's spirits by quipping, "Well, Chris, it looks like 1,000-pound leg presses are out of the question."

Recalling the incident, Lund says, "Despite the pain and agony he was in, he managed a joke -- that's a man for you. A lot of the pros would have been bawling their heads off, but Jean-Pierre just gritted his teeth. I've spoken to him regularly since the injury and not once has he vented any thoughts of feeling sorry for himself. He's a remarkable guy."


gary1.jpg



so...this look is obsolete now? wtf!!!???

Gary Strydom. lol The jpeg is labeled gary1.jpg. :roflmao:

Strydom was the highest paid athlete of Vince McMahon's now defunct World Bodybuilding Federation.

World Bodybuilding Federation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
David Henry was the 2008 IFBB PBW Pro Show winner it was his first 1st /1st place win
 
Back
Top